Sentence examples for Divulge from inspiring English sources
The word "Divulge" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when referring to the act of revealing or making known information that was previously private or secret. Example: "She refused to divulge the details of the confidential meeting."
verb
To make public; to several or communicate to the public; to tell (a secret) so that it may become generally known; to disclose; -- said of that which had been confided as a secret, or had been before unknown; as, to divulge a secret.
I never urged the women who accused Ghomeshi of sexual assault to divulge their names.
When asked, he is reluctant to divulge any information about who makes up this exclusive fan club.
While Wirth would not divulge the extent of his budget, as a rule of thumb a top team would expect to spend a minimum of £20m, including the luxury of a deal with a major manufacturer whereby engines are supplied either free or for a nominal sum.
Stew, could you divulge something detestable about yourself to help quell my longstanding crush on you?
The possibility also exists that Neathway could divulge additional information that would damage Cashman's standing with the Yankees, cause embarrassment for the team and cast doubts about his personal judgment.
Whether it's a leaflet making unlikely or misleading claims, or perhaps a local candidate who is less than keen to divulge which party he is representing, we want to see the best (and worst) of the political leaflets arriving on your doorstep.
Most councils refused to divulge details of how much funding they were receiving under Prevent, citing national security.
They worry that, in guessing, that they could accidentally divulge new information that they haven't shared with him before, and their concerns ultimately won't be respected – a circumstance which at least one woman has already experienced during Donovan's original reporting.
While refusing to divulge any of the "highs and lows" - videotaped in her Knightsbridge hotel room at the end of each day's campaigning - she insisted last night that the diary is not intended to attack any member of the Hague shadow team.
The hospital refused to divulge precisely what the 563 cases involved.
That's actually a pretty healthy attitude as long as he does not divulge anything through those online channels that he would rather keep private.
